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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
October Exeurs,ons 10 California

AMI Pacific coast points via the Missouri
Pacific, "Ft Scott route,n leaves Wichi q,
Wednesdays, October l9th and 18th. This ii
the great southern route, and especially dur
ing the fall and winter moutha by reason OF
the delightful climate and many places OF
interest through which 1t passes, affords a
more genuinely pleasurable trip than any
other route Pullma sleepers and free
family sleepers run through with bat one
change. $50 round trip, good six months,
and choice Of routes returning, with stop over
privileges at any point. Cheap one way
excursions Same dates and same trains. An
employe of this company accompanies al
excursions, whose duty it ia 10 look after the
comfort OF the excursionists. Fer tickets,
maps and ali information, apply 10 y. G.
keersn, p & T. -, l27 y. Main. 1851
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Chicago lave stock.

kECASo Get. =.
Drovers journal reports Csttie receipts lGue Al.
meats l9a Market ioxer: shippisg sseers
81 sea IS. stockers ard feeders O. 95s =, cowx
bu le and mixed, ~ 2z3 ~ Texas cattle G. 5ss a.
western rangers. q sSsSS 50
Hoes-EeceiprR 91.o. shipEsents ioul MARKET
lover; hixsd, ~ i5<s4 IS; heavy, - SsSs4 s.; rsht
q 25<et s.; skire 81 "a &.
shsep-Receipts Aon; shipments 100; market
steady muftons IS 0soA ~, s1ockerY q q a. s.:
western O. isas CO. TEXANS q Qds 81. lambs q ooos
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dIGt%
EaQie Puhl,shins House.

u. n MURDOCH & Bro. ,pvoprietor.- Print
err, Binders, Publishers and Blank Boo,
manufacturers All Erds Of County, Tuwr.
ship, and School District Records an
blanks Legal blanks OF every description
Complete stock If Justices Dockets snc
Blanks Job Printing IL ali kinds. CORES
pondence solicited. Address ah conmunicA
lions In r P. Murdock, Hspeser.
d8ds w-940 WiahtA Kama
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The Waterways Committee.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 21.-The western water
ways convention reassembled this morning
and ex Governor Stanard, NO } permsn
ent chairman wss installed and made sr
able speech. Pending the report Of the
committee on resolutions the committee
was entertained hv speeches by the mem
hars
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Kansas CITY Live RtoeH.

| The Live Stock Indicator reports:
| USlIAe. heceipts, sSss shipments asa Strong;
Good 10 choice corn fed 81 "a 81 common soSs IS:
stocEers, s2S q So feedicg e. 7Ss5S ~;
| g. Sa2 so; eTa~s range steers 81 tQss2 g.
| HaSS. - Receipts $751; shipnsnts. ess- Higher;
| Scod to choice g. soa4 81; medium. a. NJ
ca so skips AMI pigs, g. oG&s{ o..
| Sheep Receipts liz; snipments. ga Steady.
| God 70 choice IS Is 81 Coz common 20 medium,
| gGSla
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81. Louis Lave Stock.

Cass,e-tsctS, <Sa; EhpC 1928; r,a-kst strong. FsY
csoc native ste~rs, g. 7oG4 :, butchers steers
Is ob9S 20, feeders s. 0s43 %, Texans and Indians
com Elon to choice ~ iGsS IS.
ssS6oss-keSsipu siSs Shipments. sis: hchsr.
choice, heavy and butchers selections 81 tosr4 az
hacking ard Yorker. medium TO prime A. rSas Is.
.iss common 70 good. 3 ~ 90
Sheep Receipts, "a, safpasnts<7r; market sready;
fair choice IS 20G "a common, 81 Iss 70: lam ~
81 S19ss 81
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Kscss POSTPONED,

MEMPHIS, Oct 21-The fall meeting OF
the Memphis jockey club was closed by the
directors today out Of respect to the MEM
DRY Of President Henry A. Montgomery
who fell dead In the club house yesterday.
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hartley Campbell Recovering.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21,-Bartley Camp
bells friends In this city have received
word that the dramatist Is rapidly recover
ing his reason and that he will be able to
eat his Christmas dinner outside of the
asylum.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %, d. ia.
For Missouri: Warmer, fair weather,
light 10 fresh southeasterly winds.
For Kansas: Colder, fair weather. light
TO fresh southerly winds. shifting to north
erly.
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Guardians Sale,

FOR pais, The north half OF the east haif II
the southwest quarter OF section three, 2.
township q, range east
The above described land beIonge % tpe
estate Of C.. c. Alliston, end viii De on eSie
for few days This land liz near ths iocz
ton OF the Congregational college,
7Stf r.. E. 1EwETT,
Guardian for the heirs. Office Temple Block.
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NJ. GJcTs OCT. q.
Firm and quiet rsro;ig fro IA &c 10 to g. 90.
e nest No. z red CLAD, ilA&1218; October, I'M
G7T closing IN; oscsm Der. 4I13l ciOslIiR at
January 7Ds97;4, closing III May 793sSs0. clos ug
1874.
venber 3Sss: January s1A closing at SlJa. Asy 4CE&
4lN closing at Al.
BIER 243s; Way. 2314
Rye-No,niaai So
Ised-WeSk at 395.
..cgs-Firnl IS cent?.
Unchanged; creamery 23s22' da,rJ i652l.
Pork al3 o.,
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TO Count, superintendent.

We hsve Just completed large number q
sets of School Rseords, including the ueE
book iss required hy law. Register o. Var,
rants Presented 60 and paid By Treasurer
Orders filed promptly. -
TIE WICHITA EAGLE
,iffr Wichita Kansas
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Stock and fixtures with good will Of retail
grocery in Wichita for sale, cheap for cash.
Excellent location; good trade, two years
lease. Apply 10 Robert Spursin & Go ,
Eagle building ~ 80
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Hall Bros have jus, opened en- apple bou-e
az ST East Douglas avenue All partie.
wishing choice apples viii please call and
get prices before buytng elsewhere 1S2 u
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sp.esI., TO Township Tru~..e-.

We have complete li8e c; books al
blanks es required By ibe 'own.nIp trustee.
township TREASURER, Justice Of the peace. cen
stable, and road overzeer. Orcers prompt,
filed Corre<yondsuce solicited
TIE WICHITA EAGLE
s7Csgfs Wichlta Sar
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The very latest style hats, bounets, plushes s,
tips, etc, will be found at North Market
street Millinery store. 1921
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

They are selling hats cheaper at the North
Market street Millinery store than any Their
place in town. Tie way to prove it is to call
and get prices. 1S3 1t
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Take the new short lire, e. K & n. Roct
Island route, 70 Kansas City, St Joseph
Chicago and st. Lonis. 114-tf
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Remember, the dog cart viii be Civ n
away next Saturday. Come and guess tn s
week. Locke & Findeiss, corner Main and
Flrs. dl2Lf
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Take the new short line, G. E & n, Rock
Island route, 10 Kansas City, 81 Joseph
Chicago snd ST. Louis. l1+u
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The c. 4. x n BY, Rock leland
route" viii make rates OF $50
to Kansas City and return on sep,
Is, ~, q, 25 and 20; Oct. 3, >.
10, Is, II, %, p, 27, 30. To state fair a. II"
peka Sept II to "a four dollars aud sixty
two cents for the round trip To st, Paul
and Minneapolis Sept 9 TO Il. s2L rs for Lts
round trip. pt!
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school of Elocutiou,

Ia now open at 5l5 North Waco avenue AND
prepared 20 receive scholars in voice culture,
physical training, etc The school gusran-
tees satisfactory course to all. 1873 6e
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Shakespeare as Applied to wichita.

There is tide in the affairs Of some cities
which tsEen at its food leads on to fortuna.
If so the wise will invest in Wichita property
now through Robt. Spurgin & ca, Eagle
building. lS3N
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Jus: received, the finest line Of mems,
women and children's Tt shoes and slippers
ever brought to Kansas. Locke & Findeiss,
corner Main and First dl29-tf
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KoY Nae

4 young and gentle horse, broke 10 ride or
drive; or viii trade for god buggy. ApplF
to Eagle CornlCe works. :l2o Nam s.reet
dl3Q4s
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Ladies', before you buy your winter hats
be sure TO call and see what the North Mar
ket street millinery store has Remember
the p)ace-corner Market and First streets
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

IL being believed that the burning CT the
Wichita stock yards was the act OF an in
cendiary, the county commissioners OF
Sedgwick county, Kansas, offer reward OF
five hundred dollars, $500, for the arrest
and conviction o: the person or persons who
caused said stock yard. 10 be burnt.
BY order Of the board, f. p. FORD,
County Clerk,
33tf By r. j. FORD Dept
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Utah potatoes only 90 cts. bushei at
Steinhauser Merkle Supply Co, Third aud
Fifth ave. 100 tt
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Take the new short line, c. & & y, Rock
Island route TO Kspsas City, s. oIoseph,
Chicago and St Louis 1li-T
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

Take the new short line, c. h. & n, Rock
Island route, to Kansas City, ST. Joseph,
Chicago and St. Louis: I4r
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Cobs for sale att Zephyr Mills Telephone
your orders to l69. 1873 l2r
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$500 Reward.

want..to loan $1,000 upon centrally located
bu iness property in this city, in one
mortgage JAS. J Robson. 1873 tt
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ANer xaii Rlc1eIs

have for sale a new. 55 inch New NAL
Aachine,n 81 very los figure.
VI. q. JOINS,
dIaltf sth Sstlo1aI Bank
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Notice,

Real estate agents are hereby notified that
my East Douglas avenue lots are this day
withdrawn from the market at prices given
r few days since. J. ". LAMB. 1873 "a
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II you want TO save money 20 to Locke &
Fin ieise', corner Main aud ! irst, to Guy your
boots and shoes. Special bargains this week:
i29 Il
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A second hand Stu1ebaker wagon, one
horse. Call at southwest corner Nsrsee and
Second streets. 1924 ALLEN & Co.
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Before buying boots and shoes, go ana ex-
anime goods and get prices al Locke &
Findeiss, corner Main and First dl2D-tf
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Detfoit,a First Snow

DETROIT, Oct. 21.-The first snow of
the season fell today.
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W Anted.

Every person 70 drink Geuda and Wau-
seshs Springs Water at Hettinger Bros.
Drug Store, 222 Fast Douglas avenue. 63d
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We keep larger stock Of ladies' aDd chill
6ren's shoes in all widths from AA to +.
I2q-tr LOCKE & FINDEISS.
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Take tie Pew short line. & K & r., R1es
Island route. 20 KErsaz CSry. 81 sawer 4
Chicago and g. LIous. IA-0
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Evaporeted sapricots, 25 cts pound at
Steinhauser-Mer Supply Co. 120 Il
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NANCE AND COMMERCE
s&RKETS BY TELNGRAPH.
Sew gorS siouey.

Srg Ioas, Oct q.
z"DeT call easy a; stSGs per cent, LAST losn AT
5, closed offered ~ !.
trlTne mercantile paper eos.
[ts-Iins exchange dull but steady 81 SOS. 40.
s. 1ar Du,s snd 81 Sisd FOR dernand.
ne al NJ tEsals As9.
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prles,

We will sell you q fice buggy on monthly
instaIImeuts. KELLY & DUNBAR
dl323.
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First class day board can be had at No
252 North Market. 1856
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Grocery Business for Sale.

Would Ta6e buggy for cheap horn.
dl32 81 KELLY & DUNBAR
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WOMAN AND HOME.
HOW TO ENJOY HOSPITALITY IN
THE COUNTRY.

Lecture for q uusband-Education OF
Childrep-Signor Max Talks-Bcfore the
Mirror - Care of Children - Farmers'
Vives-Hints and Helps.
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Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
Abigail Warner Munson.

Mrs. Abigail Warner Munson, who died yesterday morning, was the youngest daugh- ter of Jesse and Abigail Warner. She was born in Hamden in September, 1910, and was the last of family of eleven children. At the age of eighteen she married the late Ammi Munson. Ten children were born, three of whom died in infancy. One of her sons, Beers w. Munson, served in the rebel lion and died in the war. From this sad blow his mother never recovered. She leaves six children: Mrs. F. C.. Lockwood, Mrs. J. c. Bogart, George s. Munson, Mrs. A. N. Smith, Mrs. J. B. Smith and Miss Kate A. Munson. She was a faithful member of Trinity M. E. church, having previously been member of the West Chapel street NJ. E.. mission from it's foundation.
 An acorn falling into fertile soil by the roadside will spring up and in time become g great tree, under whose ample branches the weary traveller may find rest from the burn ing sun. A life well spent may be likened to the oak tree, which remains firm in all kinds of diversity and can give support to those who are less able to withstand the shocks of the world. Mrs. Abigail Warner Munson who died yesterday morning, was one of those rare women who by their presence in the world tend to make it brighter for many one who is unable to withstand it's shocks Her life was spent in devotion to others, her ge-heartedness leading her many times to suffer herself in order to relieve the sufferings of others.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12

WANTED, A YOUNG GIRL would like few engagements A to go out sewing by the day. Apply at mi 2tt THIS OFFICE
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UNDER A PILLOW.
Man Goes OG and Forgets to Take
 His POcketbOek.

P. M. Tiffany, cousin of the famous New York jeweler of that name, reported to Sher- if Gates yesterday that the night previous he left his pocketbook, containing $240, under bis pillow at the hotel in Thomaston, Conn.,, and yesterday morning when he started for New Haven forgot to take it with him. He did not miss it, for he had other money in his pocket. There was no train by which he could reach Thomaston until late last even ing, and so he wanted Sheriff Gates to im- nediately communicate to Thomaston off, cials before the money was stolen. A tele- phone dispatch from Thomaston stated that g poeketbook had been found, but it cop tained only $10. A telephone dispatch from the proprietor of the Thomaston House last night brought the news that Tiffany had ar rived there, The proprietor refused to say anything further, but stated that he would probably have something to say this morn ing about the money.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
|sIIIIIlIIIzE|'' E|';S|E;'i $ SS73;]

The great strengthening remedy for weak uz cies. Quickly cures pain in the back, chest side ana limbs Try them. At druggists or by nlal. 5s cents; for S1. QUININE PEASTER Co.s saratoga SprtnKs..N. Y. iei2 cod
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
Personal,

George Wier, who for some time has been assistant treasurer at Bunnell's Grand Opera House and also doortsnder of the parauet, has resigned to accept more lucrative posi- tion elsewhere. His place will be taken by Allen Tryon, the head usher. Charles Weber will take the head ushership. Mr. Wier's resignation takes effect Monday.
 Two well known gentlemen of the theatri- cal profession arrived in town last night. They are Colonel Frank A. Small and A. H. Canby. MT. Small represents Rose Coghlan, who appears at Carlls Opera House next Sat: urday. MT. Canby represents "A Tin Sol dier," Charles H. Hbyt's noted comedy, which will be produced at the New Haven. Opera House the latter half of next week.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
THE RED MEN
Still Marching On to Victory i'm CoE necticut-NorWIch Studying Up th

still Marching On to Victory in Con- necticut-Norwich Studying Up the Nomenclature.
 A notice to members of Hammonassett
 tribe appears ill another column. The Nor
 wien Bulletin says:
 If the Improved Order of Red Men be-
 comes as prominent an institution in Nor
 wich as it has in some other cities, we will
 have to go back to the aboriginal nomencla- ture in oroer to understand the calendar. In our exchanges we observe that the days are called ''suns," the evenings ''sleeps," the months "moons," etc. We are informed that Ion last Mondays sleep Q7th sun, Cold Moon) Great Sachem Hoyt" visited certain council. He intends to institute a new tribe every :'seven suns." Another tribe has suf. fered financially and has depleted "wam- pun belt" although it has few "fathoms of wampum" left yet. The "moons" are called by different names-Hunting Moon, Flower Moon, Cold Moon, etc. Just where the Honeymoon comes in we have not yet learned, but when 8 council fire is built in these hunting grounds we will trust that some brave Red Man will gently raise our scalp and let in the desired information.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
Damage by Thursday's Storm.

BOSTON, March 11.-As result of yester- days storm telegraph and telephone commu- nication between the south shore and Boston is entirely cut off to-day. Wires were broken through wooded districts are practically barricaded. Large boughs and in some in stances heavy trees broken down by the weight of snow collected upon them lie di- rectly across the streets.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
ANOTHER STRIKE FAILS.
The Baltfm ere and ohio Company New
 op She AggressiYe


 PIPTsBuRG, March 11.--The trike of brake men and fremen on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad is practically ended in a victory for the company, who are now on the agQres- sive. Superintendent Patton this morning issued an order discharging any employe now engaged in the strike who refuses to return to work at once. A number of the strikers will not be reinstated under any circum- stances. There is marked disposition by the strikers at Connellsville to give up the strike and return to work. The company is hshdiing fuel sufficient to supply mills and fprnsees and expect everything to go on as usasl before twensy-four hours.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
ptstrict of New asven as. prohste Court,

District of New Haven. s. Probate Court,
 March H. A. D. 1887, T1STATE os ROBERT CONNELI.Y, late of New E4 Haven, il, said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha- ven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to Aibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg feet to present their accounts, properly s.sesied, within said time, will be debarred racageFy. Ali persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate paYment to
 TERESA CONNELLY, ls12 2d1wt Administratrix.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
100 Doses

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 "For economy and comfort we use Hoods Sarsaparilla." MRS. c. BREWSTER. Buffalo. Floods Sarsaparilla takes Jess time oRd qseartity to show its effect than any other preparation I ever heard of. I would not be without it in the house." ss MRS. c. A. M. HrrppApn North Chilli N Y 100 Doses .
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
Entertainments.


 Kiralfy Brothers will present at the New Haven Opera House ne xt Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and at the We'd nesday matinee, the grand romantic and Tyr ic spectacle the "Ratcatcher'' The com pany is pronounced an excellent one in ev- cry respect. the costumes beautiful and the scenery gorgeous.
 CARLL'S OPERA HOUSE.
 Next Monday and Tuesday evenings Will son Barrett will give his first performances in this city. Monday evening Hamlet" will be presented and on Tuesday evening there will be triple bill The supporting company is an excellent one. It is needless to say that there will be large audiences.
 BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 The excellent comedy drama "Silver Spur" will be produced for the last time this evening. The company is strong one and the performances to-day will undoubtedly be largely attended. Next week the powerful play Mugs Landing" win be produced by Miss Frances Bishop and an excellent company of artists.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Another large and enthusiastic audience witnessed the performance of Mestayer's de- lightful farcical comedy, "We, Us 6 Co.,, at the New Haven Opera House last evening. It is one of those things which now and then pop up in the amusement line which are really meritorious. There will be per formances this afternoon and evening and undoubtedly both will he largely attended, Rev. H. c. Hovey of Minneapolis, Minn., accompanied by his wife. is in the city. They were called here by the death of Mrs. Hovey's brother, 0. c. Blatchley.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
A Small Lot of NICE SMALL TURKEYS, Full Dressed, at l6c a pound,
 k. SCHONBERGER,S,

FOR SALE. MesA NEW, nicely finished house. containing E.:iI thirteen rooms. in choice location; hard lGAssA. .fni he'd walls richly papered; modern i'm provements; side bay windows, full height two stories Cannot be duplicated in this city for price asked. Part of purchase money can remain at 5 per cent.
 Call at
 R. E. BALDWENsS
 Real Estate Agency. SIS Chapel St. Or on the builder, GEORGE L, AUSTIN, Admiral
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
The YaIe Alumni of Waterburx.
Mrs. Parsons Out ofJatI.

COLUMBUS, March 11.-Mrs. Parsons at torney made an effort to secure her release on habeas corpus, which was denied them by Judge Duncan. The bond was reduced to $100 for her appearance besore the next grand jury. Bondsmen were obtained this evening and Mrs. Parsons was released.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
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 "I was severely afflicted with scrofaIa, and for over a year had two running sores on my neck. I took five bottles of Hoods Sarsapa- rilla, and consider myself entirely cured" c. E. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
 "Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good. My whole systeM has been built up and strengthened, my digestion im- proved, and my head relieved of the bad feel ing. I consider 1t the best medicine have ever used, and should not know how to do without it." MARY L. PERLE, Salem, Mass. fHood's Sarsaparftfa Sold by all druggists, s1i six for $s. Made only by q I. HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass
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